Question:
What is the melting point of lead ?
A327 °C
B350 °C
C340 °C
D372 °C
Answer:
A. 327 °C
Explanation:
The melting point of lead is so low when compared to other metals because of the weak bonds between its atoms forming the solid lead.
The melting point of lead is in between : 320°C to 330°C
Metals with a tightly packed structure have higher melting points, while metals with a less tightly packed structure have lower melting points.
Note:
Tungsten has the highest melting point of all metals.